Packing options
A precise format.
A practical buying brief.
Choose your oil, bottle volume, material and carton configuration. The planner distinguishes documented retail profiles from formats that require a separate agreement.
Packing planner
Choose the format.
Build the packing brief.
Retail profile options and transparent volume calculations. Final availability and the loading plan are agreed with your quotation.
Calculations show nominal oil volume, not gross shipment weight, container capacity or a confirmed offer.
Primary packaging
Protection starts
with the bottle.
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Material | Food-grade PET or metal bottles |
| Nominal volumes | 1 L, 3 L or 5 L as ordered |
| Closure | Hermetically sealed, with tamper-evident device |
| Empty 1 L plastic bottle mass | At least 28.5 g |
| Tin opening | Opening by piercing without a cap is not accepted |
| Leakage requirement | No leakage under the specified 6 m stacking-pressure test |
| Impact tests | Perform on complete packs ready for supply |
Secondary packaging
Built for handling.
Specified for transit.
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| 1 L bottle options | 12 × 1 L or 15 × 1 L per carton |
| Internal protection | Cardboard separators between containers |
| Board | Double-wall corrugated export cartons |
| Performance requirement | Withstand the specified 6 m stacking test for 6 months |
| Sealing | Glue or 50 mm tape; tape overlap at least 10 cm |
| Environmental resistance | Packaging and seals specified for 6 months of tropical exposure |
These are packing and acceptance requirements for the documented retail profile. Test loads are not physical container stacking instructions. No carton count per container, freight rate, MOQ or transit time is stated.
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the right conversation.
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